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Page 197
... Italy be indemnified for her losses , and for the diminution of her im- portance in the eyes of the most elegant and enlightened part of mankind ? It is in vain to expect that the matchless specimens of art , of which Italy has been ...
... Italy be indemnified for her losses , and for the diminution of her im- portance in the eyes of the most elegant and enlightened part of mankind ? It is in vain to expect that the matchless specimens of art , of which Italy has been ...
Page 255
... Italy , introduces a comparison between the Welsh and Italian poetry , and inserts a whole Italian poem , marked in the manner he has done the Welsh . In Metastasio is a poem similar to a very favorite mea- sure in Welsh poetry ; viz ...
... Italy , introduces a comparison between the Welsh and Italian poetry , and inserts a whole Italian poem , marked in the manner he has done the Welsh . In Metastasio is a poem similar to a very favorite mea- sure in Welsh poetry ; viz ...
Page 555
... Italy . Crinas , Carmis , and De- mosthenes , were nearly contemporaries with Celsus . The Mar- seillois were by no means inclined , the Abbé observes , to military efforts ; and he accounts for the ferocity of those hordes , who have ...
... Italy . Crinas , Carmis , and De- mosthenes , were nearly contemporaries with Celsus . The Mar- seillois were by no means inclined , the Abbé observes , to military efforts ; and he accounts for the ferocity of those hordes , who have ...
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Jauit | 11 |
Chronology See Investigation | 11 |
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